Interim Progress Report Clause Samples
The Interim Progress Report clause requires a party, typically a contractor or service provider, to submit periodic updates detailing the status of work or deliverables during the course of a project. These reports may include information such as completed tasks, milestones achieved, challenges encountered, and projections for upcoming phases. By mandating regular progress updates, this clause ensures transparency, enables early identification of issues, and facilitates effective project management and communication between parties.
Interim Progress Report. The Grantee shall provide regular interim progress reports including updates on program activity and programmatic metrics noted in the deliverables sections of Task 1 through Task 6 and any changes to impact metrics.
Interim Progress Report. The Recipient will submit an Interim Progress Report to the Province by June 15th, 2020 using the reporting template provided by the Province. The Interim Progress Report will include: • An update to the estimated cost of the Project, and • A statement indicating whether the Recipient has retained the independent third- party reviewer.
Interim Progress Report. The Administering Institution must ensure that the Affiliated Doctoral Student provides CFGR with a written Interim Progress Report, in a form and substance satisfactory to CFGR, by January 31st XX which shall include the following:
Interim Progress Report. The Interim Progress report will include: i) total expenditures of OCI project funding; ii) total industry in-kind contributions; iii) data on respective audience segments and partners iv) micro-credential development progress, and any other relevant information outlined by OCI. This report will be provided after the first 2 months.
Interim Progress Report. Grants regulations require that program progress reports be submitted semi- annually, approximately six months after the start of the budget period. Submission of the Interim Progress Report, as part of this continuation application will meet this requirement. Completion of the Interim Progress Report must follow the guidelines provided in Appendix 2. Provide a brief comparison of actual accomplishments to the goals and objectives established for the budget period or provide sound justification for the lack of progress. Programs with one or more consortium members will submit one Interim Progress Report but must include comments from each consortium member.
Interim Progress Report. Grantee shall provide for all work periods after the inception phase, an interim progress report including the funding advance request as stipulated in Section 5. This report shall also include a report against the Work Plan as well as an updated Work Plan (if applicable) and a report on ESMS. The Interim Progress Report is due within 30 days after the end of a work period.
Interim Progress Report. On November 30,2005, GRANTEE will provide a narrative interim report using reporting guidelines established by CFPIC.
Interim Progress Report. All grantees are required to submit an Interim Progress Report on Grant Solutions that addresses progress that has been made through March 31, 2015 date based on the goals and objectives of your 2014 application. Instructions on how to submit this report are located in Appendix 2.
Interim Progress Report. Update to the SAGE secretariat and Director IVB on progress of evaluation and preliminary findings.
Interim Progress Report. In the FY97/98 PPA it was noted that as the program review process evolved, NJDEP and EPA Region 2 agreed that it was mutually beneficial to outline the framework and expectations of a Joint Program Review. Future programmatic reviews would be more environmentally driven towards the mutually agreed upon goals/objectives and strategies contained within the PPA. In October 1997, NJDEP published an Interim Progress Report (as required to receive subsequent PPG funding) that provided a progress report toward the mutually agreed upon goals and strategies in the 1997-98